They Don’t last – Nowadays CTFs last between 24 hours up to 3 days only.However there are a few problems thatmany CTF competitions have: If you dig into CTFs, you’ll find CTFs organized by CS faculties, companies or even governments agencies. The DefCon conference has one of the first CTF competitions and you can even check CTF Time to see where a CTF (within the information security industry) will take place. In fact it’s been around for a while since the internet started. Information Security through Gamification is not a brand new concept. I recently wrote a post about the Top 10 Education Gamification Examples that Will Change Our Future. Learning information security through gamification would increase students/employee engagement, improve retention rate and speed up the learning curve/process. We all know the best way to learn is to learn through applications, and that’s where gamification excels at with great results on education and training. What if we could have a method of security training that is not dull and boring – a method that would be fun, entertaining, challenging and community driven? Beside them there are around 25 millions users that regularly check into security, hacking and system administrator forums. These 5 million we talk are these that get a world wide recognized security certificate. However somebody has to do it because is essential.įrost & Sullivan predicts global employment of information security professionals to increase by 332,000, ending 2013 at 3.2 million and reaching ~5 millions by 2017. Through CS faculties (basics), security training companies (dull) or self taught – Google, forums, blogs (monotonous). When it comes to learning information security, there are a few ways that people do.
Security training is generally dull and boring, but essential. According to Scientific American’s blog, last year there were 20 threats per second world wide which translates into over 1.7 millions threats per day. We live in a digital, connected world and security is one of the most important issues that today’s world confront with. That, really caught my attention and I started to do a little research.
?Few days ago, I received an email from Marius Corici, CEO and Co-founder for the CTF365 startup project, asking me to take a look at what he’s working on it.
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I read all of them and many of them are interesting but because of my 24/7 limited time and full agenda (between my clients, my video show, writing my own content, and writing my book, along with a few startup projects) I’m forced to dig deep only a few projects. I receive tons of emails from around the world regarding gamification, asking me for feedback or share their story.
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